The journey of women's writing has not been easy. In the beginning, women's writing did not dare to address the self or voice feminine specificity. It was the 'ground zero' in writing for Arab women. With the independence of Arab countries from colonialism, women began to express themselves and their unique characteristics. This marked the most powerful stage where women wrote about themselves not just as a private matter, but within a historical and societal context.

Feminist narrative, much like the journey of women with their issues and struggles, has gone through multiple, progressively escalating stages towards creativity. Women now create as equals, even excelling without inferiority complexes or fear of societal norms, male authority, or lineage—bound only by the authority of creativity and artistic expression. Women's writings did not cancel each other out but rather contributed collectively to highlighting various aspects of their struggle for self-assertion, the right to full citizenship, active participation in societal development, shaping public life, and eliminating all forms of gender-based discrimination.

This book chronicles the journey of the Arab feminist narrative, its stages, characteristics, and future prospects.

• Author: Mohammed Moatasem
• Publisher: Alaan Publishers and Distributors
• Year of Publication: 2019
• Edition: 1st
• Number of Pages: 238
• Measurement (cm): 17 × 24
• Weight (g): 375
• ISBN: 978-9923-13-077-3